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How & Why Should I Let Others Syndicate My RSS Feeds?

When you allow others to sydndicate your feeds, it basically means thatyou are giving permission for webmasters, ezine publishers, writers and so onto distribute and circulate your content freely.

You might have notice small orange buttons on websites that says "xml" or "rss".

These are basically buttons with URL of RSS feeds, to allow other people to syndicatethe website owner's contents.

And contents basically mean written materials, like advertisements,messages, newsletters and so forth.

In past before advent of Rss feeds, if someone wanted to use your content he/shewould have to copy and paste your entire article and post it in his web site or ezine.

So who should I use RSS Feeds? How can it help with my online business?

1. RSS Feeds allow you to deliver your newsletter/message directly to desktop of your subscribers and readers, BYPASSING email.

As you might have read or heard, email is not getting through to a lot of people, especially now with CAN SPAM law in place, ISPs are filtering a lot of emails with certain subjectlines in them.

Imagine if you have a 10,000 list and 20% of your emails doesn't get through.

That means 2,000 mails are not being delivered. How much sales are you losing from this alone?

It is also costly to hire services that help you do monitoring and ensure your autoresponders/emails get through.

Your readers and subscribers themselves are getting numb to constant bombardment of emails from other parties, bear in mind they are not just subscribing to your newsletter.

With RSS Feeds, you can get your readers to subscribe to your news feed using a newsreader software or online web service for reading rss feeds).

This way you can bypass all email SPAM and reach 100% your readers. And with some good headlines, you can bet your message gets read.

2. Get your site listed by YAHOO within 24 hours and save $299

With RSS Feeds, you can get your site listed in Yahoo within 24 hours and save $299. Yahoo is currently building an RSS directory and as such has inadvertently opened a "back door", allowing people to list their website with RSS feeds.

This secret is revealed in my Video Course on Blogging and RSS, (www.marketing-rampage-with-blogs-and-rss.com).